Cloverdale Union High School - Spectator Yearbook (Cloverdale, CA)

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C. H. S. Spectator Staff HAZEL BROWNE . CECIL GO WAN ... DAN SINK . WILL McCABE .. . FLORENCE LYLE EMMA SEDGLEY . FRANK BELFORD WILL McCABE ... ETHEL GRAHAM NETTIE BEASLEY .Editor .Manager .Assistant Editor ,. Literary Editor ..Alumni Editor .Josh Editor . 0. V. L. Editor ,. Boys’ Athletics ..Girls’ Athletics Exchange Editor ISABELLE GRANT Staff Artist

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Graduates CECIL GO WAN HAZEL FLORENCE BROWNE FAY ETTA NORTHCOTT Motto—Noblesse Oblige. Colors—Olive Green and Gold. Class Flower—California Poppy. Commencement Programme Music . Invocation. Rev. Henry Ainsworth Song, ‘ 4 Merrily Goes Our Bark,” . School Address, “Patriotism in a Republic”.Allison Ware Music, Selection. Glee Club Quartette Presentation of Diplomas by A. J. Deli ay, president of Board of Trustees. Music . Glee Club Selection 5

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At length the second printed edition of the C. H. S. Spectator is completed and with it another year of school wdth all its duties and pleasures. A feeling of satisfaction is always ex¬ perienced when a difficult task has been accomplished. We have found this true in editing the Spectator which has required hard work for all because we are so few in number. We feel, however, that a school should endeavor to publish a paper even though it be small. The benefits thus derived by the institution as a whole and the pupils individually are many. In the first place the school may thus be made known to places that may never have heard of its existence before. This ac¬ quaintance usually results in exchange of papers and the smaller school may receive many suggestions from the paper of the larger one, which it will find helpful not only in editing its next paper, but in many other student activi¬ ties. The benefits derived by the pupils from such an under¬ taking can not be over-estimated. It gives them experience in practical work and brings self confidence to them. They add to their knowledge something which is not given by the regular lessons of school. The editor wishes to express her gratitude to the students who have aided in making the publication of the Spectator possible and also to the business men who have assisted us financially by advertising in our paper. 7